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Eagle

09-12-2023 02:45 AM

O Hai!

Anyone else on here get a 2023 Z? I feel almost like I'm starting all over again with this platform.

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NorthStyle

11-16-2023 01:41 AM

So did you end up selling the Z34?

2011 Nismo#91

11-16-2023 11:07 AM

How did it hold up on the track. I remember the first few 370s with temp issues, anything similar?

Eagle

11-17-2023 02:19 AM

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Originally Posted by NorthStyle (Post 4047073)

So did you end up selling the Z34?

No I still have it, my plans are to keep that as the track car and occasionally take the new Z out from time to time.

Eagle

11-17-2023 02:39 AM

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Originally Posted by 2011 Nismo#91 (Post 4047094)

How did it hold up on the track. I remember the first few 370s with temp issues, anything similar?

Fuel starve seems to be pretty brutal on track, maybe worse in some cases compared to the 370z. With more weight it probably sloshes even more and I'm sure the fuel demands are higher with it being a twin turbo direct injection platform. Solution seems to be the same as in the 370Z, dual pumps, CJM RRP or a Radium Surge tank.

Engine oil temps seemed to be pretty much under control, so far I've been on track with it twice but not for competition.

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